Romeo Hunte brought his signature New York edge to Fashion Week with the unveiling of his Spring/Summer 2027 collection, “Ivy Noir,” followed by a star-studded celebration that kept the festivities going into the night.

Presented at House of Spells in Times Square, the 35-look collection featured Yaya DaCosta making her return to the runway alongside model Wendell Lissimore and singer Lavaud.

For “Ivy Noir,” Hunte continued to build on the design language that has become synonymous with his namesake label: architectural tailoring, statement outerwear and elevated denim. The collection mixed New York attitude and Gotham City edge with a whimsical approach to tailored prep, while continuing Hunte’s exploration of masculine and feminine elements.

The runway presentation also drew a packed celebrity crowd. Yung Miami, NLE Choppa, Rapsody, Key Glock, Dorion Renaud, 9Shaqir O’Neal, Zoe Spencer and Trinidad James were among those in attendance. Actors Brian Jordan Jr., TJ Adams and Arsema Thomas also stepped out for the show, alongside model Eugena Washington and “Love Island” personalities Jeremiah Brown, KC Chandler and Tierra “Titi” Davis.

Following the presentation, guests continued the celebration with a red carpet reception and champagne toast before the festivities moved to The Matriarch for the official “Ivy Noir” after-party.

Gabrielle Union, NLE Choppa, The Combs Twins, Yaya DaCosta, Trinidad James, Zoe Spencer, Wendell Lissimore and singer Lavaud were among those in attendance, with music by DJ Suss One.

The combination of the runway presentation and after-party turned “Ivy Noir” into more than just a collection debut, bringing together names across fashion, music, television and entertainment for a full New York Fashion Week moment.

Hunte has steadily established his label at the intersection of luxury and unmistakable New York style. His designs have previously been worn by Beyoncé, Michelle Obama, Stephen Curry and Stevie Wonder, while his résumé includes collaborations with Tommy Hilfiger and Mercedes-Benz.

With “Ivy Noir,” Romeo Hunte delivered another chapter in that evolution — pairing his distinctive approach to American luxury with the celebrity and cultural energy that defines New York Fashion Week.

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